What is the average rent in Missouri?

In the most affordable areas like Poplar Bluff, both one-bedroom and two-bedroom units carry considerably lower prices. The most expensive area is typically St. Louis, where both one-bedroom and two-bedroom units are priced much higher.

Are there pet-friendly rentals in Missouri?

Missouri is significantly more pet-friendly than bustling markets on the coast. Most Missouri rentals aren't high-rise buildings on busy urban streets, so landlords are usually okay with pets on the property. While suburban neighborhoods with single-family homes have the highest pet acceptance rates, many smaller cities are also pretty flexible. But when looking in major metros, take note of the specific rules for pet-friendly apartments. Missouri rentals often charge a monthly pet rent, limit the number of pets, or set breed and weight restrictions. To stay ahead, always ask about the policies before applying.

Is there senior housing available in Missouri?

There's a strong share of age-restricted communities in Missouri, including 55+ communities, independent living centers, and assisted living facilities. Most of the inventory is in the suburbs surrounding major cities, such as Kansas Cit

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Renting in Missouri

The rental market in Missouri takes shape in college towns, Midwest metro areas, suburban corridors, and rural areas. Demand for Missouri rentals stems from fast-growing healthcare, finance, and logistics industries, as well as the University of Missouri and Missouri State University. Additionally, tourism for the Lake of the Ozarks area drives renters towards short-term apartments and houses for rent in Missouri.

There's a significant price gap between markets, with rents in high-cost markets running hundreds or even $1,000/mo more than in affordable areas. The highest-priced rentals are typically around St. Louis, Kansas City, and college markets like Columbia. On the other hand, southeastern cities have the most affordable apartments in Missouri. Luxury homes in Clayton, roommate-style units near Mizzou, or cheap apartments in Missouri — Rentler lists rental properties across Missouri, updated daily when new inventory comes online.

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Average Rent in Missouri by City

City	Studio	1 Bedroom	2 Bedroom
Kansas City	$994/mo	$1,191/mo	$1,423/mo
St. Louis City	$847/mo	$1,042/mo	$1,309/mo
Springfield	$850/mo	$901/mo	$1,108/mo
Columbia	$886/mo	$1,028/mo	$1,236/mo
Independence	—	$899/mo	$1,058/mo
Lees Summit	—	$1,095/mo	$1,116/mo

Based on 2,551 active Rentler listings in Missouri. Updated daily.

How to Find Affordable Rentals in Missouri

Rather than looking for Missouri rentals in major metros and high-income suburbs, renters can find lower rents in small cities and rural neighborhoods. Joplin, Cape Girardeau, and Kirksville typically have some of the most low-cost houses and affordable apartments in Missouri. Prices tend to run $500–$1,200/mo less than comparable properties in KCMO. Because they don't have to plan for a daily commute, remote workers have the flexibility to access the lowest rents by targeting rural communities and small towns in the south, like Poplar Bluff. Although these areas require longer travel times to major cities and job hubs, these affordable Missouri rentals are typically larger, more pet-friendly, and have yard space.